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    2.Globaliza4onofmarketsinterna4onaliza4onofthefirm

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    2.Whatcanyouexpecttoday

    TheBangalore,IndiastoryComparisontoSiliconValley WhyGlobaliza4onisnotanewphenomenon TheframeworkofGlobaliza4on DimensionsofGlobaliza4on DriversformarketGlobaliza4on TechnologicaladvancesofGlobaliza4on SocietalconsequencesofGlobaliza4on Interna4onaliza4onofthefirmsvaluechain Casestudy:Diverseperspec4vesonGlobaliza4onofmarkets

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    2.1Bangalore:TheNewSiliconValley

    Bangalore,thecity LifeinBangalore MyjobinAccenture TheimpactonIndiansociety Educa4on Jobsearchandworkmobility Opportuni4esforaninterna4onalcareer Secondaryandter4aryeffectsofsectorspecificgrowth

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    2.2Globaliza4onofmarkets

    Globaliza4onreferstothegradualintegra4onandgrowinginterdependenceofna4onaleconomies

    allowsfirmstoviewtheworldasanintegratedmarketplace Ini4almeaningwasabouttheemergenceofglobalmarketsforstandardizedproductsandservicesandthegrowthofworld-

    scalecompaniesthatservethosemarkets Broadermeaning:Interconnectednessofna4onaleconomiesandinterdependenceof

    Buyers Producers Suppliers Governments

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    Practical meaning?

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    2.3Globaliza4onisnonewphenomenon

    Advancedtechnologieshaveacceleratedthepaceofglobaliza4on

    Earlyciviliza4onshavealreadyengagedinac4vi4esthatcanbeconsideredGlobaliza4on

    PhasesofGlobaliza4on

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    Railroads/ocean

    transport

    19001930

    Electricity&steel

    produc4on

    1981970

    GATT&PostWW2

    1980present

    IT/Telecoms,

    manufacturing,

    logis4cs,priva4za4on

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    2.Ongoingframeworkformarketglobaliza4on

    1. Driversformarketglobaliza4on2. Dimensionsofmarketglobaliza4on3. Societalconsequencesofmarketglobaliza4on. Firm-levelconsequencesofmarketglobaliza4on:

    Interna4onaliza4onofthefirmsvaluechain

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    2..1Driversformarketglobaliza4on

    Worldwidereduc4onofbarrierstotradeandinvestment Na4onalgovernmentsreducingbarriershelpstrade Importtaxesonautomobiles,industrialmachinery,etc.havemovedtozero

    AidedbytheWTO Marketliberaliza4on EaseofFDI Easingofstrategicsectors

    Industrializa4on,economicdevelopmentandmoderniza4on Advancementofemergingmarketeconomies Movefromlowvalue-addingtohigherelementsofthevaluechains

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    2..1Driversformarketglobaliza4on

    Integra4onofworldfinancialmarkets Interna4onalfirmshaveeasieraccesstocapital,borrowfunds,foreignexchangetransac4ons

    Advancesintechnology Informa4ontechnology Communica4ons Manufacturing Transporta4on

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    2..2Dimensionsofmarketglobaliza4on

    Mul4pledimensionsofmarketglobaliza4on Economics History Anthropology

    Interna4onalbusiness Consequenceofeconomic,technological,andgovernmentpolicytrends

    Driverofeconomic,poli4calandsocialphenomena Driverandconsequenceoffirm-levelinterna4onaliza4on

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    Poli4calscience Sociology Technology

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    2..2.1Integra4on/interdependenceofnat.

    economies

    Devisemul4-countryopera4onsthrough Trade Investment Geographicdispersalofcompanyresources Integra4onandcoordina4onofvalue-chainac4vity

    Harmoniza4onofmonetaryandfiscalpolicies Deviseandsupervisesuprana4onalins4tu4ons WorldBankIMF

    WTO

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    2..2.2Riseofna4onaleconomicintegra4onblocs

    Sincethe1950emergenceofregionaleconomicintegra4onblocs EU NAFTA APEC Mercosur

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    Different degrees of regulation/cooperation

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    2..2.3Growthofglobalinvestment/financialflows

    Freemovementofcapitalextendseconomicac4vityaroundtheglobeandstrengthensinterconnectedness

    Commercialandinvestmentbankingisaglobalindustry Foreignbondsrepresentmajorsourceofdebtfinancing Forgovernments Forcompanies

    Facilita4onoffinancialtransac4onsthroughinforma4onandtelecommunica4onstechnology

    Thisinterconnectednessbetweeneconomiesisadouble-sidedsword

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    2..2.Convergenceofconsumerlifestyle/preferences

    Convergenceofvaluessurrounding Use/importanceofmoneyand4me Congruenceofpurchasingpriori4es Increasingoverlapofentertainmentpreferences

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    2..2.5Globaliza4onofproduc4on

    Reducingcostsforproduc4onandmarke4ng Crea4onofeconomiesofscaleandstandardiza4on Exploita4onofexis4ngregionaldifferencesandgainingcompe44veadvantage

    Differentstrategies Movingproduc4ontolow-costloca4ons Follow-the-sun(servicesector) Availabilityoftalent

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    2..3Societalconsequencesofmarketglobaliza4on

    Everycoinhastwosidesadoublesidedsword Posi4veresults Nega4veconsequences Lossofna4onalsovereignitytheabilityofana4ontogovernitsownaffairs(i.e.Greece)

    Off-shoringandflightofjobs Effectsonthepoor Effectsonthena4onalenvironment Effectonna4onalculture

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    2..3.1Lossofna4onalsovereignity

    Theabilityofana4ontogovernitsownaffairs(i.e.Greece) Lossofcontrolofeconomies,socialstructures,poli4calsystems

    MNCac4vitycaninterferewithsuchsovereignityconcerns i.e.Wal-MartsrevenueislargerthantheGDPofmostna4ons

    Israel,Greece,Portugal Bigcompanieslobbyandexercisepressureongovernments Na4onalinterestistradedforprofitsshort-termgoal Externaliza4onofcoststothepublic

    Rarecaseofacountrywithstanding:USA Sarbanes-OxleyAct(2002):Truthfulfinancialrepor4ng

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    2..3.2Off-shoringandtheflightofjobs

    WhileGlobaliza4onhascreatedcountlessjobsallovertheworld Manypeopleindevelopedna4onslosttheirjob Developedna4onsgovernmentsonlyinsufficientlycompensatedfortheweakeningofitssocialstructures

    Followtheprofit Higherworkinghourselsewhere Lowerpriceoflabor Off-shoring:Reloca4onofmanufacturingandothervalue-chainac4vi4estocost-effec4veloca4onsabroad

    Followthebestprice 19601970:USandEuropeanmanufacturing 1990:Movementofservicesectorjobs Followweakerlegisla4onimpactontheenvironment,reducedlaborprotec4onelsewhere

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    2..3.3Effectonthepoor

    Money-oriented,short-termgoalsofcompaniesthreatenspeople: Lowwages,exploita4on,childlabor,health&safetyissues 250millionchildrenatworkworldwide Sweatshopcondi4ons Exploita4onbasedonnon-availabilityofwork Coopera4onofcountrieseliteswithsuchprac4ces Companiesengageinsustaininglowdevelopmentlevels Vietnam:Developmentofthefootwearindustryhascontributedtofive-foldriseinsalaries

    Sustainabilitythreatenedbycompaniesmovingtothenextcheaperloca4on

    Alterna4vemeasurestobetakentocompensate SecurityofFDI Privatecapital Infrastructure

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    2..3.Effectonthenaturalenvironment

    Increasedmanufacturingandserviceprovisioningresultsin Higherpollu4on Habitatdestruc4on Deteriora4onoftheozonelayer

    FDI,becauseofnon-voluntaryadherencetodevelopedna4onsstandards,threatensthesustainabilityoftheplanetforthegain

    ofmoreprofit Governmentswanttobearac4vetoFDIandvolunteer Legisla4onisonlyapartlyanswertotheproblem Moreethosisrequiredfromcompanies Ethicalbehavior Longer-termorienta4onofstakeholders

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    2..3.5Effectonna4onalculture

    Globaliza4onreshapesna4onalculture Convergencedivergence:unpredictableeffects India:Bangaloreexamplesuggeststhattheposi4veeffectsofjobgainscomeatapricethattheconstructoffamilychangesfromlargefamiliestonuclearfamilies

    Lifestyle,thoughoendesired,resultsindifferentspendingbehavioryoungpeopleengagingindebtspending

    Globaliza4onofworkprocessesandbehaviors Western,moreprosperouslifestylechangesdemographics Conflictbetweentradi4onalandmodernvalues Increasedreligiousconflicts Commonworkplacelanguage,whileenablerisexcludingotherpeoplefrompar4cipa4oninthedevelopment

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    2...1Firm-levelconsequences:Thevaluechain

    Firmsareexposedtonewandmorefar-reachingrisksandrivalryfromcompe4tors Moredemandingconsumers,lesscustomerloyalty Customersdemandworld-widewarrantyandservice Proac4velyinterna4onalizevaluechain Globalsourcing Expor4ng Keyinvestments

    Coopera4oninR&Dandtechnologytransfer(i.e.China) Upstream(R&Dandproduc4oninon-shoreloca4ons) Downstream(Marke4ng&Salesinoff-shoreloca4ons) Interna4onaliza4oniscalledoff-shoring

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    2...2Thevaluechain

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    R&D Sourcing ManufacturingMarke4ng Distribu4onSales&Service

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    2.5Casestudy:Diverseperspec4vesonglobaliza4on

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    3Outlookfortomorrow

    3.Organiza4onalpar4cipantsandinterna4onalbusiness Bornglobalfirms Threetypesofpar4cipantsininterna4onalbusiness Par4cipantsorganizedbyvalue-chainac4vity Focalfirmsininterna4onalbusiness Foreignmarketentrystrategiesoffocalfirms Distribu4onchannelintermediariesininterna4onalbusiness Globaltrend:Onlineretailers Casestudy:DHLInterna4onal Readingrequiredofpages6087